I used to only use KDE but fedora made me love gnome
I used to only use KDE but fedora made me love gnome
I got a surface pro 3 from goodwill for $99. Been running fedora on it and it runs hot the fan will get loud but honestly it’s great for reading manga with komikku or watching movies and stuff. the pro 3 works without the linux-surface kernel so that’s a plus even if it does mean it’s a little slow. gnome works great on it and it makes me wish all my laptops had a touchscreen. in tablet mode the on screen keyboard leaves a bit to be desired but I hear there’s some improvements in gnome 47 and 48 so I’m hopeful
I guess because they want it to be done correctly but there’s plenty of opinions on the correct way to do it
swear, but it is funny
honestly glad you made the thread still cause I just love questions like this to see if I can answer them and if I can’t I learn something
cool guide love stuff like this
I did not know that. That is so amazing
It is insane how smooth it is it blew my mind
I love kernel mailing list drama.
I just use debian cause it’s rock solid and most of what I set up are in containers or VM’S anyways
I was about to ask for proof then I read your username…
Definitely think it’d be useful if it could be used as an offline reader like Kiwix
oooo. niri is a good one. I’ve had it installed on my fedora system for… Hell I don’t even know how long but I just haven’t been using it. I’ve really been wanting to use NixOS for a while but haven’t had the motivation/determination to sit down and learn it.
So all the people still dumb enough to use windows and mac are making companies leave linux
GOG can suck my dick. They spammed my email with newsletters after I would repeatedly turn them off. We do need a DRM free alternative but for that I’ll stick with piracy
Not use 100% of my CPU at idle and become a zombie process when I kill it.
I think it might be a packaging problem but still I’m salty…
Same. I loved the first one when I had a PS4 and was so excited when the 2nd came to PC then stadia. I thought that meant for sure it’d run on Linux. But nope
go ahead and read it again